Step one: Pay $500 Application Fee

Please note that this is also your enrollment deposit and will be applied to your enrollment if accepted into the program. (Total enrollment is $3200 - save $500 and get it for $2700 by enrolling before Jan 4, 2016.) Please note that the $500 deposit is non refundable unless student's acceptance into the program is not granted. If application is denied, full refund of the deposit will be given.

Step two: read program catalog

Please note this catalog is from our 2015 Training at Real Hot Yoga in Knoxville. Please refer to this website for JC dates. All other information regarding the program is accurate for JC.

(300-Hour program catalog will be posted soon)

Step three: Complete application (below)

200 Hour RYT Training Application

Real Hot Yoga / MBody Yoga Teacher Training, Johnson City TN

Applications for our teacher training programs are individually reviewed. Due to the structure and intensity of our teacher training programs, enrollment is very limited. We accept last minute applications if there is space in the program. Submission of your application indicates that you have read, understand, and agree to all of the requirements for the training.

Once you submit your application, please email a color photo to: JohnsonCity@realhotyoga.net. You will hear back from Real Hot Yoga within 2 weeks. If you have not heard from us after 2 weeks, please call us at 433-928-9642.

Upon acceptance to the program, we will contact you via email. Please note, applications will not be reviewed without a colored photo (5x7 or 4x6) and an application payment. If you are not accepted to the program, your application fee will be refunded.

We reserve the right to cancel a program at any time.

**The website may "time out" while composing some of the longer answers. For this reason, we highly recommend composing answers in another application then cutting and pasting them to this form once they are all complete.

I have read and understand the above terms and requirements.

Yes (required)

I have read the program catalog and agree to the terms described therein.

Yes (required, DO NOT click on yes until you have read the entire catalog)

Please answer all questions to the best of your ability using complete sentences, with a minimum of 50 words where appropriate. **We recommend answering the questions separately and cutting and pasting them into the application when you are ready to avoid the website "timing out"**

1) Describe your yoga practice

How long have you been practicing?
What style(s) of yoga do you practice?
How often and how long do you practice?
Who have been your most influential teachers and why?
List any trainings, intensives or retreats attended and why?

2) Why do you want to be a certified yoga teacher?

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3) Are you currently teaching yoga? If so, how long, where and what style of yoga do you teach?

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4) What does yoga mean to you? Describe how your life has been impacted by practicing yoga.

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5) What do you hope to gain and/or learn? What are your expectations for this training?

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6) Tell us about your hobbies, interests, other exercise practices, community service, etc.

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7) Please explain your willingness to be fully committed and attend 100% of the training.

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8) Anything else you would like us to know about you? Any other questions, comments or concerns?

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Physical Health

Please note that this section of the application is mandatory and that you will not be accepted without filling in these required fields accurately and honestly.

How would you evaluate your current health?

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Are you currently, or during the last two years have you been under the care of a physician or other health care professional?

Yes

No

If you answered yes, what is the reason?

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List the health care professional's name, specialty and address:

Name:

Specialty:

Address:

Do you have epilepsy?

Yes

No

Do you have Diabetes?

Yes

No

Do you have any other health concerns/conditions that may affect a rigorous yoga practice? If yes, please explain: